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“Ontario’s police watchdog says Toronto police had no choice but to fire at a suspect who shot and killed an officer during a raid in June.”

“As bullets flew towards police, two Toronto officers who fired their guns during a fateful raid on a Black Creek apartment in June had no alternative but to shoot back, Ontario’s police watchdog has found, attempting to “protect themselves from grievous…”

“Get daily National news He says it happened June 24 in Toronto as officers left a restaurant after a police funeral.”

“Police say they carried out a search at a home in the community about 100 kilometres northwest of Toronto in June and seized several electronic devices.”

“In June, Toronto police officer Marc Pinizzotto — a 43-year-old father of two — was shot and killed during an early morning raid as part of the investigation into those shootings.”

“The warrants, which authorized police search efforts, were issued after that attack and before raids in February that led to charges against seven serving Toronto Police officers including Constable Barnhardt, one retired officer and nearly 20 civilians.”

“Newly unsealed documents are providing a fresh glimpse into the evidence detectives with York Regional Police gathered as they probed alleged corruption by Toronto police during Project South.”